davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-10

gegen oen arnen, ~perfannten @~irtpan6erer.
0o9 Die bisber borgebra6ten 8emetle fir
letne groBe rS6Goli6feit" iinD nt6ts
foentBsr ais "fttdbattt9, niele logar re6t
Iad)erli6 uno fpeiter nidtS dls Ieeres 9tunz
geplapper lafbipirtbi6 aftliher 9ilettnnten,
ODER ltdottlber Stubetboder, ote ben Sperz
ling mr. bonn 6orenlnget fennen.
u@Bt Spnben" l6reibt Girer int ber Su.
StadtsStg. ulto UNI nit ibhen retbt Ihnea
gtabula rasa" Su made1, empfiebit erS6n=
nun9 uno l3I6tung CD pes Sporting
50abldts. NNb bas Sangen nit 2einnrus
tbert ntro bon tbnt ais prnbat gelaltat. DAB
Der Sperltng MIR BON 9etreibe u1t0 Trii6s
zen lebe, oaritber itno, nad Ietner Wetnung,
Die gNcten ab9el6lpien".
auerOttg9 itnb Die yQlcten" iiber Die @r=
n03rulgSpeiie peS SperltngS ldngit dbges
11lD1len, iubeln eS e~rtpielen lit, Dat er letne
9}abrun8 lotpo6I aus Dem 5bierretb ipie>
EftanSenrei0 nimntt. sSu @e9el1oen NIT
ipenig @etreibebau lit er mebr 6leiidfreiier
MD lebt bon 9tuupelt, 9druen, Sdfert ETC.,
III 0egenben nit 0etreioebau 5te9t er &Orz
uerfriid)te NIB 8eerer Dor. @r lit eben feiu
8oftperG1ter lno iein Nppetit rt9tet it6
leldt naG1 benz, mas CT bprfinoet.
Die porgei6Iagcne S0pnung uno y3lds
tuug" bes Sperli1gss 5abt1ts lit mebr aIs
i0derli9. IS giebt gar feinen Sperlings7
DdDibt. Der 8ogel, Den Der 8erfaiier
1ieIIei6t I'M 2uge Bot, lit burdaus ui4t 10
uerpidt ouf Sperltnge, OdB er anOere geitez
bette SGltger berl elben 0r0be perldonte.
@tneu lol0en Otorbgeieaen idonen ober
lo8ar Sidten, bieBe @ulen nod Ntben
tragelt.
Gum S6luB nod gtnigeS iber ben 8orz
ibIn8, 8rGntien fir toote Sperlinge aitsSuz
leten, uno iol6e anStelle bon reed birds,
Nodteln etc. IN ben grDBen StGoten su perz
fo1fen.
0crienige, ber Oieien Gpri6lag maHte,
bat ii6erli6 nod fetnet aLte1t Sporting,
audi feline reed birds" 9egelIen. (Op6D
0ab grltercr fir Die Safel 9arS u1brat67
bar If, benefit ld)on Der ltmitanb, bab ma
Dor 1900 So9ren pstpeen" Sperltnge fir
eillen 4Sfennia faufen fonnte. (0amals etn
iebr bober Yrets; tpGre bente 10 Diel, tpie
10 @ent5, ober 50 Gents fir bos OuBeno !
Geb. StaatsStg.) Seitbem iinb itenob nidt
I'M 8retie 9eitiegen.
9o6 obgeieben bot bent fulitarii6et
l~lutpertb beS Spube:t, bat oteie r 8roletarier
inter ben 80geln genug quite @igen@
i6aften, bic ieine S6onung redtferttgen.
Sreu unb ebrli6 bdlt ct sl Dem Wleni6elt
ul1b ieinen @pbuurgen, ipie bies unter ben
8ierfIBlern rtur pom 6uuoe befannt lit.
9tur tno Menihet au finben iinb, ldBt ct
ii6 rieber uno freiiht iett: Ubi-bene, ibi
patria. Sber bat i6on Sentanb SperIinge
i'm tiefen @aLbe geieben? = @6nnen mir
ibrn Die f~penigen &Grner, Die CT ben Saltber
lno 6iibnern tpegidndppt; er tptrb feinet
Bauer arm ~freiien. Die btelen Wttutonet
bon Spdben in Oenti9lanb baben ben oeutz
iden Qa1bipirtb nod nt9t ~ruinirt; unb
mir bier in Nrnertfa MAIDEN Elm lpI6es Sc
i6ret iber Die 8aar Sauienbe!
8etersbnr9, Ga.
SO. @rp s m q n n.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-10
SrtfdDes SOnntagsuergniigen.
Sic MttslieSer 3peier 8aie6afl= Clubs
i6lagen chamber Die &0pfe blntig.
Giner DER Suriden BON ieittem Sruoer tootz
ee1dlaeen.

Gtne 8die6aus 8artie, algeinetne bluttge
Gauferet nebit gegenlettteem Berteilen Der
&opfe mittel1t galIfeltlen uno etn Bruz
ber>WeDrb bies tpar Der traurige Ser
lauf oes lonntdgltben 8ergnii9ungsproz
gran1mes elmer NnSabl iugenolt6er irti0er
Strotd,e, tpel6e i6SonntagNa6mittag be-
bufs QltsI6ung beS v~nationalen Sports"
duf etnem unbebduten @runbltiiGe 3tpti6en
Der 33. uno "a. StraBe e%ingefutben batten.
Die beioen Stubs" beItaftoen aus ie 8 Wttt=
glieoern. Die n6tbtgen Spielreglements
ioIten in elmer leeren v8orsgar", pelde
auf etnem naben 8abngeleiie ita1b, pereinz
bart tperben rno Sic DISAPPOINTMENT battelt
bier ioeben tbren Mnfang genon1rten, alS
unter ben iungen SpprtSmen cine ernlte
Observation-Disclosures auSbra6. Nuer
Observation-Disclosures mad batten Die etn5elnen
@lubmttglieDer ibren llnternebm1nesgeiIt
burb genoiienen 6uiel, mie btes ia bel ben
SoDner1 Der @rilnen Sniel dugentetn itbltd),
ge1ortg dngefeuert, Dem Die @erniltber plaBz
ten tpdGreno oes @orttpe6ielS I'M 6an0umte
oreben auf's 6eftigite ~aufetnanoer urb ebe
ma itd's Der1ab, MAI cine &eIleret i'm
@onge. Inn ii6 bterbet feline unltebianten
GGranten auferlegen gu brauden, Derfitgte
It6 Die rduflu1ttge @elellld)aft alSbalD aus
Der ,8orzGar" ms Srete btnauS un6 es
bega1lt nun auf benz 8aiebanz@ runbftade
Elm erbitterter &arnpk in tpeldem 8alS
teulen bic 6tebDaffen u1b Steine bteQSnrfz
aeihoiie biloeteu. Ser Maffenfttuitano trait
ntht eber ein, ais bis Sen einSelnen &Gnte
pfern Die geiibten Mrn1e erlabn1ten ul1o
Sd6lrei6e 8eulen n1lo Sd)ramraen on oe1t
G6pfen Ser beioerieitiaen Barteten Darduf
6inbetteten, baB Der beleiDigten @lubebre
0euiige gei6eben Jet.
Der 16iGbrige Sobn O'Gonnor, elmer Der
8uri6en, tpar NIT am SAltmmften oaootz
eefommen u11o bics betDo9 t6n, aut ipettere
SbeilnQbme an benz Sport su persidteu
ul1o li0, ettpa UNI IA ltGr, na1 Der gSo9s
rung ieiner DertpttttueGen Wtttter, 600. ga
Is. Blace, sn begebeu. lleber beftige5 Sopfs
tueb flogen6, legte er itG bier obne tuettere
GrtlGrult9 nieoer, TINT itG teood 9cget z
1Ibr tpteoer I'll erheben ltno etne Tdlic Tbee
iotpie Elm ipettg N6enobrot gu it6 SIT nebz
men. GS iplte Die lebte Ota3l5eit bes Be-
oauernstpert0en ietn, benn baIo Oaraut
ma0te ft0 etile b0le geridltmmerultg 1etreS
2uita16eS benerfbar ullO ettDa UNI 8 bate
Ct, utgeabtet aQer 6itlfleiitun9en zines
Qr5tes, iein iunges 2eber au6gebaI6t.
@tpQ I'm s ubr berfteL Der Yatient IN
gepuBtfofigfeit, na6beln ct ieiner Otutter
geIagt, baB elmer ieiner vTreunoe" INN I'm
Gerloufe Der &auferei NIT elmer BaQteule
etnen Shlag an ben 6als periebt babe.
Der Nr3t conitattrte einen 8rr6 ocS S9d7
bells 6inter Dem linfen Obr unb oas 8eriten
zines 8lut9efdBes Inn @ebirn aIS Sie nHrntts
telbdre IoOeSurid6e.
@s iteute fid ipdter beraus, baB Der
tobtltde S6ldg BON O'gonnnr's eigeneln
8rrber gefiibrt tporben mar, baB ieood Elm
u%n9liidlider 3ufaQ porlag, iooaB Die Goroz
1erSs @eidworenen Sen SbGter nt6t oafur
beranttportlt6 madten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-10

Sen. II @ut go. / ItmptDp su 1885, 0
9 Cars Au $751; 5, 1 @dr SEQ. 2 Itttotbp St
S12, l Gar Soma uplanb gu 1926, 2 @drs
gu $40, 1 @ar Su $1,000, 3 @arS st 81,
/ Gar 3t S11. so, 6 @ars State su So, 1 Gar
AT 81, 8 @ars Ro. 1 Fratrte 5a $3.50 Die
Sonne.
% -3 Gars Goq9en at So, / Gar 5u
81, / Gar 6afer au $3.50 bic Ebnne.
@etthgel. - 9ebenos Curriers' 7@71e.,
seIbIabtete &C; @nten 7@jc bts gfnno,
8ibnert seL9l: @-s, leo. 4@7s.
dmeret en. - Itnotb) $2.24@2;S5,
9rirna -@-s 2tee 4.o0@--, setH0to.
fSu tt er. - ereamerp 15@s6c. Dairp
13@1pc.
Start 0 ffeln. 49, quite 60@80 SnIDel
beim Gar.
gobmen.- Suite tea: rIeestunts" 1926
az. 81 uto Jtupies 3.25@p Is.
3oG9. - GuAen &c -, Jto. / GonttrD
34e@-, $50. 3 SIT &c.
sd teri EFT. - WetBeS @outttrD A
4@4 E, A 4s 0elSss 2f@- brau'tes s@sl
@itroueu.- S4.oO@6.oo bas Rifa et.
81. S .00@ 700bas 100.
gg eiBe 81 ii S1.90@3.0O oas Sap
8tte5stn. -$1.75@3.O 20 oas 5aB.
Turten. 75c@S1 Der 5li6el.
9tptb. sc b en-. - 1.25@ = bdS SOB.
SO j II. - S1.25 baS 5Sdb.
Or 9 en-. - Tlortoa $-.-@-.- o1S
&tt9en. ItelltIa DO, Hobi5 .00@5.5O.
: sell te. - 15@30c. oas Ogo.
8omdt oe5. --.90c@81 so Der g3u51el.
YreiBelb $1,000 bas SAP
gel uno Ou9le, 6.50@6.50c fir Scu&@benD
uuo s. .50@S.0 90 fir Cape Sob.
@g9 8ldnt-50@ 75c bas Dbo.
0bfsfep. - Sn @6icdao b, lit ct.
2ouiS 1.O5, III @tncinnGtt Los, it Neorta
$3.50.
Yfirii@e.- 35@55c; serp0bnli6e ESQ
aOc Der Rorb. SaIber 8n. 6S5c@$1.s3.
Grab apples 800 oas SAB.
&e p |. - 75c@S2.50 per SAB.
Eranben - @oucoros 10 Bfunos& orb
23@27c., 2 .. Stanbs $1.50@2.25, Oelas
mares 10BfS. Scribe 45@50c uno 5 Yfo. IS
@30c., 0tDgerS 10 YtunosN 0rbe -@30c,
ytia9dra 40@50c., @atatpbds 35@40c.
0trnen. - 30040c Der ttorb. @altf.
$2.25@2.75 bas &tnhen.
@ meet $50 tdtoes - SerIeps SO. so
@3.75 oos Sap, SaIttnorer S .25@2.50.
@iehmaret.
Nm 5tiltoptebnartt betrttg Die 3uflt6r ca.
63, 500 9tif, 9e9en 81 $50 Stitd in Der
pori9en @o9e. YrumasQ8aore bro9te nod
bDbere Yretie ais III Der Sorrpode; Die oez
rir9eren Sorten, namentli1 o6aroers" unb
,9{atiue Sut9er Stod" rporeu taIm pers
tGufi6.
9Sprfnnft 1nurhpn II n
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-10
ID
%@htca9o. 8. Sft.

@nIcd9o o. Nu.
Sut gaargei6dft brabts 9 om m &c net :
aen yto. , III 69}@69a, Jto 8 gu 66@661c.
Wtnt ct ID ef; IT. Jeo. Brother tl Spet-
der 3u 724@72tc., $50. 3 rotber gu 7O4@-.
Gorn: go. 2 42A@421. yt0. 2 SeI6es
42&@42s, SEQ. 2 weiBes 434@- gtO, ; GEL
bes 41@414e SEQ. 8 gu 4ls@4Sc., NO. 4
Sofer; gdd grobe; $50. 8 24@964,
so. 5 ipeiBer 26f@28, SEQ. 2 peiber 2s4@
MiboIim 8. = 1 Gar 5u $1,000. ! Gar
al S12. 80, l Gar 81 $3.50, Gar gu S12,623
a1ete'-1 Gar su $11.7 z 2 @ars gu
$12.O 0 3 Cars gu $12,12A 2 @ors 9Sinter gu
$12.25 bic Come.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-10
g@re<1 ftso Ole gserau il tSttuae,t,

ipeIde &rantbeite1 Der 9ttereu un6 Der Dlaie I'M SD'
ftent a%nrid5ten. Waitunter s~eritnren fe Die Contribution
f9neaer, as Sbwinoiubt uub on6ere Iebensgefdbrs
lid 2ra9euleiben es tbuu. Sofern Sbuen Sbr 2ebeu
lieb lit gebieten Sic eiuewt 5iuneigsH sur o9pdGe
nnb Der acknowledgement llntbdtigteit Der gtteren'
or9ot1e, nehn file hergleiGeu merteu. @iubaIt. SLDBen
Sic Der fiir bas 2ebeu pidtiQel ausiGeiAenoert Juafs
ton ber @tsrcn &raft uu6 Sbdtigteit bur4 bos bells
Jane barntrei6eu6e Mittet: 8 . ftetter's Wt a geus
%bttters Elm. DurG oaTielbe ptro aud elmer trdgen
SIale Die nbtbi9e NnreisuMg ge9ebsn. Sci Seiten at1s
9enenbet. fam onrd poiieIbe Der 9rt9btf9eH &rants
belt, Der Diabetes, benz 9laientatarrb NIB anoereH
bei9Der0eu. 0eritppfung. 0ernenleiben nnb &1ennIas
tsntns limb cbeHfaas nit bieienl utiibertrefli9en
9ousmittel al pertreiben. @e9en ben GiuflHB feu6tert
oSer anoertpeitig uugiinitl9eu Wetters lit es Elm pobll.
es meme Rroft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-10
GAW00e M6ntter.

rpel1e ibre ppQe Mannestraft unb GldIftStt6t
oeS @eiites ipieber Su ~erlanset lpinl6en, err
balten unent9elelt9 Aasfunft iiber ein
taeteS @eiI0ctfaDrett, pel9es ii9 bis
iest III iebem e~inselnen Sale gldnSenb Bee
iDdbrt bat. Gebdfblung ebenIo ei1tfo6 rpte
bilig. Sober fem et9ener MrSt. 8ub nebf
Mnmeiiun9 CUR 9eiluns gratis. Wdrt
obrellire: Vtin6tc GIitttc s StSpetts
GarN, 10 o. Gptaitott Str. gtepOprt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-10
Gin Sonfbarer Watient,

Der fetuen Iuunen ni9t g~enannt buben NH
nno Der leine nont6nOt9e M~tc0erDtrs
ne4st0 bon iGtuerett Qeiben elmer 1T
einem 8ottorbu9 u~nge9ebenen QrSnei pers
oonft, IdBt our6 inns bailelbe f~oftcmftei All
feline Ieioenben Mttntenlcben per19iden. Ttes
les grobe Bud entbdlt &c5epte, Die 1T ieber
S aIlpt t sSr,a}I tr, '@i{ gp TsfD p t8n mn: O.. S az
faaap & Co., Is g. GoMfnm Str..
Wetu NDrf. g. o.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-10

tpiiroe ein wabrbofter Rome fir Or. 9ierre's
Golden Medical Discovery" Iein, fiir bic
1pirfi a Qlrsnei, bic nod entbedt rbproen
lit, um Der friiben @ntpideluns Der 9ltnsens
tranfbeit ginbalt at tbnn. Aber ,S6wtnbs
n6tss6etlmittel" piirbe ben umfang hires
@inHuiles uno tbrer 0tiisli9feit ni9t ges
nii9enb anSei9en. Geun bel allen ben pielen
aus elmer St6rltng bet leber nlb SeS Glutes
entltebenben &ranfbeiten 1T bic Discovery"
ELM barnloies uno superldilises @isenmittel.
Sci alien Mpotbeferlt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-10
Eeuer TIT @eNe&piiM.

Sn 6egepii6 I'M Goof Gountn, ether in
Der @egenb Der 100. StraBe g~elegenen Srts
i6aft, iuItbete in ber Spnrtog 0toft cine
b0ie SeterSbrunft. Oie 8lolnmen brd9en
ettpa Inn Mitterna6t i'm @rosei6oB oeS
6auies Sobn Setps, Gfe Der 134. unb
Soutb Chicago Npe., aus uno grtffen, ba
gum 06iben Dor Der ai1fltnft Ser G5teuso
Npe. SpriBe nur Waiierz@ tner ba tporet,
ungebinoert I'M iib unb 3eritorten 4 0dtts
Ter. Die Gerluite itno f~ol9enDe: Sobt
Seip, Wpbnbaus uno Wobtliar, $1,000,
ntbt periibert; @eo. 6letlder, Wobrbaus,
$1,000, 8erit6ernn8 1900; Srau Nnna
Smith, 8obnba1S, $1,000, Deriidert;
Barnett, Wobnbals, $1,000, ni1t perithert;
Die lria6e bes Selters blieb u%nbefanut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-10

Die 96w Ell nes 3nfu5r betru1 ca.
127, $50 Stitd, 9egen 105 $40 in Der uortgeir
8o6e. 8e3oblt muroeH 81. Cd 10 fiir
iGuere nnb 4.20@4.55 fir leidbte. gretie
I'M 30@35c niebriSer al Dor s Saaeu.
0ertaurt luurben H..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-10
GfttQnabRrtMt.

Ole BanfouSglei1unsen .beliefen ii6 atf
1851 BOO, 511, ge9en $685. 43 ,291 in Der entz
fpredenben Mo6e bes 8oriabres.
Sn gtetu Yorf wuroen u. 9. Sorbs nottrt ;
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-10
gtst Oer 3OrIe

.Man iiebt bieraus, 6aB bic @ei5enpreile
I'M lie 9eptGen Iino.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-10

I'm einen peritau6ten SUB gu furiren,
'tDtllen mir fein beIleres Dtittel uls cine
Slol6e SdlpattousS el ieber Npotbeter tuirO
Dir nit 8er9nii9en cine Slal de fir MIR %
Gents nerfnllfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-10
0ettet0sMatft
(@ o d IT,

Gbtc 0, s. DIT.
Sie 8reisuerdnberutgen ont @etretbe= un6
Observation-Disclosures : Wtartt er9eber it9
aus folQetber 3uiamneniteuuno:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-10

Sn Sania @itp in MtfiOuri bat
Ser Sta6trat6, auf unabldltges BEE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-10
30idbrigt Grfabrungtn

Dgutither 4srsse fa3 i'm ,ytetturg5 sTufer" ~nts6erges
le9f. 1aS sortrs1li9e g&b Bstgt alleH Deastg petd9s
Gen pna An8'B!UttIGnasa tetoen, oen e%fn5fgen
81 ca ans 9aEte nao i9tgt he gelcg bic gefdbfGts
Den 8~ertodaHgeH frii8eriifsr A~n5stgen nno
Ssr tS6e tretea lpUaen- iDIten ben 5prlb S6t4cr'S:
DGrGm prtfc> ueT ftt8 eptg 6tm6et" wobf
GeNe t3taen naO Oa3 pOrtrsifitd3e gaS1 lefeH, eye tie ben
- . sslnfer," 25. @taf., go g., nit 20
ie@6-re;s5cn @il0ern, uc6ft elmer @bbonolaHg a6sE
f5raueHtraut9citeu Hab t%iloer!oie Ggst, miro in bent.
fGer Gprd9e, qeget @tniet0Ea9 pdrt 25 @eats ~ Eols
Deutsches Hcilinstitut, IL Clinton Place, New
York, y. Y. -
Ser .settnngssInfer" lit andJ 0nr4 ba
gntbsonSlnnG Uoi Serntan 58tmpffa 30. 27S
ST gortb aoe, @bico9o, Sa, an ~bcJIe5en,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-10

S9afe.-8i Die 3ufubr belief Ib ouf ca
3 1,727 9tiid, 9e9en 81, 967 Gtid in Ser noris
9st Wp9e. Bretie u~nperdnbert.
Qserfduit mnrnen II
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-10

%kNNJt$ O% -Ol"1% wv GN"(D SplNI%CtttV wv
in elmer Dortigen 8renneret angeitelt ift,
Ietnen finf5ebuidDrigen 8ruber G6bte
It attetner &aBeer 9oien. 6enrD
b5rte 5tpei gtddter binter chamber inter
ietnem 6alts Elm geralti6, baS er &abeit
5uidrieb; ct gi1tg 1tnalls, fonnte aber niHtS
ftnDen. Sn Der ltadlten 9ta6t gtng IS ibrn
tDteoer 10; aber gernoe ais er ms !5altS 5u=
rid geben tpoIte, 60rte ct bds 0erdli0 nod
etnlnal uno Da f%e1rerte CT inter oQ5 6alS.
MlS ct aber ldui6te, tpelde Wtrfllrg oer
S6uB ge6obt babe, b0rte er Sic Sttntme iei>
mes 8ruoers Gooie: vOu bait MIDI gei6oiz
ien." @letd Oarauf itarb Der un9Iii6lt6e;
er tuar our9's 6er3 geldoHen.
9ie 6eeresberitGrfung in
8apern betrdgt, nte aus Der @tatsporz
lage eriihtlt6, genalt: BET Der Snfanterie
3448, TeloarttQerie 224, SuBartilerie 10,
Standardization 149, Grain 40 &6pfe
bonn 6erbit laufenben Sa6res an. 8et Der
S1fa'tterie erbdlt jeoe~ Golnpagnie eirten britt
ten Sefonolieutenant. Wferfipiiroig lit, SoB
I'M gdll3en Stat fetn Wort iiber Die 8ei6afz
flung Der lGngit bei9loiienen Bidelbauben
1te6t, at 0eren 0eritellung i6on lett Srlbs
iabr fletBt9 gearbeitet pirb.
- Gin 9enfmdI fir GeueroL bp
@erber ioa in Wannbetm erri6tet
perben.
Die eIettrii9en 8 eIeuds
tungsmagen fir bic Mrntee, tpel6e be-
fanntli6 BET StraB6urg erprobt tporoen
ftno, iouen audi fir Die Seltungen &0ln,
Weiel, Mtag6eburg, &~0nigsberg uno 8oler
bei6afft nerben. 0ieielben belte6en aus
elmer bon le6S Bferben ge5ogenen W1obile
BON 16 Yferoefraft, ipel6e nt6t nur Die
@leftri3itGt lelbit er5eugt, ionoern audi
beren iofortige, 4rtpenoung ais 8eleu6z
tungsfraft auldRt. Seren 2i6tpirtu1d un6
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-11-23
WAR ON BUCKET SHOPS.
States Attorney GrinneI Begins n Ne
Crusade in Cook County.

States Attorney Grinnell Begins New
Crusade in Cook County.
CHICAGO, November OLA crusade
against the bucket shops was inaugurated
by States Attorney GTinneIl to-day. The
first lntimati0n OF il was afforded when
the new Grand Jury was sworn in for the
ensuing term, and w. n. Harper, of the
Pacific Elevator, was made foreman. ] Judge
Baker in charging the Jury started ont at
had adopted laws for the suppression of
the bucket shop. Instantly the experienced
court officials pricked up their ears and the
whisper went around: "GrinnelI is going
to make fight on the bucket shops" "He
is going to have their keepers indicted"
The Court kept on with minuteness OF
detail, explaining the laws definition of
bucket-shop, so that there would be no
misunderstanding on the part of the Jury.
Then he read from the statutes for their
better information. Proceeding, Judge
Baker said: ut is the province and duty
of courts to exc cute the laws as they find
them, not to alter or amend them, and the
public good requires that when guilt is
clear, punishment should be certain. 1t is
case is bloOght before your body there
before a magistrate, and commitment
holding to bail to await your action. In
cases where violation of the law is direct
ed against and affects the public generally,
or large number of persons alike, it can
scarcely be expected that any one person
will make complaint to a magistrate, and
as such it may well become the duty of the
grand Jury to institute and carry on an in
Quiry. Considerations like these, gentle
men, should be an incentive to use it in
our present capacities to investigate every
species OF ofense and violation of law, to
protect those who have suffered and to
punish their aggressors, thatithe wealthy,
the poor, the ignorant and the oppressed
may be led to come here to seek redress
from their wrongs, no matter how numer-
Gus, wealthy, powerful, or well organized
may be the wrong doors by whose unlaw-
full acts they have been wronged or OPP
pressed"
THAT was a splendid charge" said ex-
States Attorney Luther Latin Mills, as the
Judge finished. States Attorney Grinnell
was present at its delivery, and seemed to
be of the same opinion.
"Are you going to make war on the
bucket shops, Mr.. Grinnell?' was ssked.
''Yes. A war of determination" I'll
have the cases of some of them investi-
gated right away too-more than that
don't care to say at present.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-11-23
THE FISHERIES NEGOTIATIONS.

Preparations Nearly Completed for the
Commissioners to Begin WorE.
WAsHIRGToN, November 21.-Just before
noon to-day Mr.. Chamberlain, Sir Charles
Tupper and Minister West called at the
Department of State and were shown into
the diplomatic reception room, which has
been set apart for the use of the Fishery
Commission. They were soon Joined by
Secretary Bayard and Messrs. Putnam and
ANGEL. An informal conference then
took place, which lasted less than an hour.
No attempt was made to enter upon dis
cussion OF the Fisheries controversy, this
meeting being held only for the purpose
of arranging line of procedure
to be followed in the regular
meetings of the negotiations. It was
resolved that the first of these
meetings shall be held tomorrow at
o'clock. Stenographers will not be en-
ployed, hut an outline record OF the pro-
ceedinPs will be kept by the secretaries,
and at the end Of every session all OF the
menb bers of the conference will then agree
uIon ard sign formal statement OF the
result of the days work. Third Assistant
Secretary Moore and Mr.. Bergne have
hten cho, en- as The official secretaries OF
tt be conference.
The frequency OF the sessions cannot as
yet be foretold, as it will depend entirely
upon the number of obstacles that may
arise IN the course OF the DeBOblatOnss II
is probable that the negotiations will not
attempt TO prescribe regular days for meet
ing, but will fix the days of the next meet
ing at the conclusion of each session. Per-
haps the most important conclusion
reached to-day was a resolution unani-
mously adopted 10 keep the proceedings
OF the negotiators secret, st least until the
conclusion of their work.
The statement is authorized by Secretary
BayaId that any article that may appear
purporting to tell what has been done at
any meeting of the negotiators will be en-
tirely Unauthorized, and must be the
purest speculation. In reply to an inqui-
~ as to whether the representatives of the
United States had agreed upon line Of
Iolicy for their guidance in
the negotiations, Secretary Bayard
said that the public had been fully
informed as to the position OF the Govern
ment in the matter. The subject, he said, is
two years old, as far as this administration
is concerned, and over hundred years old
as regards the people OF the United States.
The English contention had also been
known through the official publications,
so,there is nothing before the negotlators
of which the public is not informed.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-11-23
A Horrible Death.

NEwYoRK, ,NoYem Der 19.-Winfred Egan,
young married woman. met shock
ing death in the well of the servants ele.
vator of the palatial Berkshire apartment
house yesterday. The car was in charge of
Tony Freeland, a colored boy, aged Is.
The elevator car is so arranged that the
wire grating forming one side of it may be
slid up by hand FIVE or six feet, so that
hunk and large articles of freight may be
placed on the car platform. This grating
was open yesterday, although Freeland
had express orders to keep it closed. As
the car passed the first floor of the build.
ing Mrs. Egan changed her position so that
her dress extended through the opening
space and was caught in the elevator shaft.
In an instant she was drawn toward the
edge OF the car and although her cousin,
who was in the elevator with her, grasped
her by the cloak, the unfortunate woman
was swiftly wrestled from her. Just then
the elevator passed large open space in
the shaft, and through this Mrs. Evans
body disappeared. The car passed on
crushing the face and neck of the woman
remorselessly against the wood work ot
the shaft. The body then fell under the
car to the bottom of the well. The
woman's neck was broken. Freeland has
been arrested on q charge of homicide.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-11-23
Milling Report.

MINNEAPOLIS, November 16.-The North
western Miller says: There was percept-
ible falling of in the -four output last
week, as result of poor water power.
The total product was 147 800 barrels, av-
ersgiDg "a, $50 barrels daily against 155, 800
barrels the previous week, and 161, 100
barrels for the corresponding time
in, 1856. One more mill is running
this week, making twenty-one IN
operation, but good deal of this capacity
is made ineffective by low water, which re-
mains extremely short, and two or three
mills, although making labored effort to
keep their machinery going, are not able
to grind much. None depending on water
entirely are wholly free from interference.
One less mill is using steam. One of the
mills most affected by low water stops
next week for improvements in its power
apparatus. Several others are likely to
stop work early next month for q similar
purpose. Empty cars are scarce,
and the difficulty of getting them is q
source of much annoyance to shippers.
The advance in wheat this week has slim.
ulated the demand for -four, and much
more business is being done at firm prices.
Foreign trade is fair at uotations not OBJ
tsinable formerly. Flour exported, 46,-
500 bbls. against &c, 900 bbls. the preceding
week. Receipts of wheat for the week,
94S, 240 bu; shipments, Ala 960 bu; flour
100, $40 bbls; millstuff 4, 449 tons. In store
here, 4 S93, S43 bu at Duluth, 2, 395, 500 bu
at st. Paul, lao, 900.